Architecture Minnesota Magazine » Archive

May - June 2002
Vol. 28 No. 3


 Departments

Preview Calendar, Victor Caliandro, AIA, new additions to the College of Fellows, "defensible space," Guthrie design

Newsmakers Frank Lloyd Wright bridge, LEAD bridge, Gateway plaza, St. Paul housing boom

Endangered Ironton's Spina Hotel is architecturally intact and viable for reuse, but the owner won't sell By Robert Roscoe

Interview IArchitect David Fey, deputy mayor of Minneapolis, encourages architects to advocate for and design affordable housing By Camille LeFevre

Practice A look at the multitasking involved during a week in the life of a residential architect By Mark Larson, AIA

Talking Point AIA addresses the affordable-housing shortage By Rick Carter, AIA, and John Klockeman, AIA

Directory of AIA Minnesota Firms

Index of Firms by Building Type

Directory of Consultants

Project Credits

Advertising Index

Lost Minnesota Neumaier Hall, Moorhead State University (1970-1999) By Jack El-Hai

Features

Initiatives in Affordable Housing Six AIA Minnesota firms, and a CALA studio, demonstrate how architects around the state of Minnesota are addressing the affordable-housing issue from a variety of perspectives By Camille LeFevre

American Ruins Maxwell MacKenzie's photographs of abandoned farmsteads are haunting reminders of our rural heritage Foreward by Henry Allen

Architectural Aria Charles R. Stinson Architects composes an urban Minneapolis lakeside home for a family of musicians By Susan M. Barbieri

Madson's Legacy Gaar Scott Historic Lofts, along the Minneapolis riverfront, the last project of the late Paul Madson, AIA, represents the architect's commitment to affordable housing and historic preservation By Susan M. Barbieri

River Place A guesthouse on a Wisconsin bluff evolves into a residence for a growing family By Barbara Knox

Sculptural Space A Minneapolis house near Lake of the Isles is not only a showcase for minimalist art, but a work of art in itself By Thomas Fisher, Assoc. AIA

 Cover

Fred and Gloria Sewell Residence
Architect: Charles R. Stinson Architects
Deephaven, Minnesota
Photographer: Peter Bastianelli Kerze